Jalen Bridges 2019 6’7 SG Fairmont Senior (WV) / WV Reign |
Jalen is WV’s highest upside prospect in 2019 with his high level wing size at 6’7, guard like skill set, effective length both ends and intangibles. He showed why mid-high majors are showing heavy interest at Big Shots WV Top 100 where he averaged 20 ppg, was the top finisher, top shot blocker in camp. Springy wing scored in transition, breaks you down off the dribble and can shoot it out to 25 feet with a soft release. Impressed with his footwork in the post and perimeter as he grown quickly to 6’7 and his skill set has progressed with his height. The hungrier he got the more you saw in his production and repertoire. Still blowing up nationally, Bridges could be looking at interest coming his way as he continues to make another state title run at Fairmont Sr. BIG SHOTS WV 2019 No. 2

Earl Smith (2019)
6’3” Point Guard
SR1 All-Stars 16u/Jackson Lanier HS
This long armed shifty scorer really caught the eyes of the scouts during July. A strong ball-handler who can get to the rim and finish or dish and a very good shooter with range out to the three point line, Smith can score at all three levels. Smith had an outstanding season last year at Jackson Lanier but flew under the radar because of the lack of success of the team, but taking full advantage of the summer, Smith is now on the radar of a number of mid-major programs and receiving looks from a few high majors. If he can follow up this summer’s performance with a strong high school season and lead Lanier, which will drop from 5A to 4A this season, on a deep playoff run, he could be a very hot commodity come next summer.

The Langley twins provided an update
Kobe and Keyshaun Langley continue to set the standard for backcourt efficiency in NC, both natural born winners posses that dog in them you absolutely cannot coach…
…“We both have College of Charleston, UNCG, Murray State, High Point, ECU, and NC A&T.” Both brothers said…

The Langley twins provided an update
Kobe and Keyshaun Langley continue to set the standard for backcourt efficiency in NC, both natural born winners posses that dog in them you absolutely cannot coach…
…“We both have College of Charleston, UNCG, Murray State, High Point, ECU, and NC A&T.” Both brothers said…